KITCHENER AT ANZAC.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11438, 1 December 1915, Page 5

KITCHENER AT ANZAC.

ANXIOUS MOMENTS. THOROUGH INSPECTION OF POSITION.

Received Dec. 1, 10 a.m. London. Nov. 30,

Captain Bean, cabling from Gaha Tope, says that Lord Kitchener received a great welcome at Auzac. Only a few senior officers knew he was coming, but the men recognised him as he stepped and tumbled out of their dug-outs spontaneously cheering, "again and again. Lord Kitchener went through the first line of trenches at places only twenty yards from the Turks. There were anxious moments as lie rounded certain corners, which were visible to tho Turkish snipers, He left after two honrs’ thorough look at tne position.

LORD KITCHENER IN PARIS,

Paris, Nov. HO. Lord Kitchener has arrived in Paris.

Received Dec. 1, 9 a.in Paris, Nov. 30,

Lord Kitchener received an enthusiastic reception. He had a long conference with M. Briand.

Received Dec. 1, 10.5 a.m. London, Nov. 30,

Official. —Lord Kitchener has arrived in London. He told ’ the Anazacs from the Dardanelles how much the King appreciated their splendid services. They had done even better than the King had expected. A GERMAN REPORT Received Dec. 1, 10.5 a.m. Amsterdam, Nov. 30. A German communique claims that they are near Rudnik, southwest of Mitrovitsa. Koevess was successful at West Sitinca, and GaJlwitz captured a thousand prisoners. The Bulgarian forces on .November 28th captured three thousand prisoners at Prizroncl. SOFIA’S CESSION. Sofia has agreed apparently to the instructions of Germany to waive its national claim to Cavalla and Dobrudja in order to secure the neutrality of Greece. —Sydney Sun cable. ROUMANIA’S SUGGESTION. \: % tmrnmti Roumania Ims Bulgaria should acquiesce in the transfer of Doillan-Ohovghali to Greece, and even Monastir, if King Constantino joins the Central Powers.—-Syd-ney Sun cable.